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Humane Society gets food and pet supplies

Published: August 7, 2012 9:26AM

Franklin County Humane Society volunteers recently received donations of food and pet supplies for the shelter outside of Walmart. From left are Sharon Parrish, Joe Johnson and Theresa Bennett. The Humane Society sends its volunteers out on a regular basis to high traffic areas to solicit donations, which constitute a vital part of its efforts to facilitate adoptions of cats and dogs in the community. (photo submitted)

Franklin County Humane Society volunteers recently received donations of food and pet supplies for the shelter outside of Walmart. From left are Sharon Parrish, Joe Johnson and Theresa Bennett. The Humane Society sends its volunteers out on a regular basis to high traffic areas to solicit donations, which constitute a vital part of its efforts to facilitate adoptions of cats and dogs in the community. (photo submitted)

Franklin County Humane Society volunteers recently received donations of food and pet supplies for the shelter outside of Walmart. From left are Sharon Parrish, Joe Johnson and Theresa Bennett. The Humane Society sends its volunteers out on a regular basis to high traffic areas to solicit donations, which constitute a vital part of its efforts to facilitate adoptions of cats and dogs in the community. (photo submitted)

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